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EDGE of Existence :: Sagalla Caecilian
Lays eggs ... having eyes protected by skin, a strong bony head for pushing through the soil, and sensory tentacles on either side of their head to detect the chemical signals of its prey. Having ...
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San Diego Zoo's Animal Bytes: Caecilian
Ichthyophis glandulosus is endangered Fun fact Caecilians are the only amphibians to have tentacles! More Amphibian news Amphibians: Caecilian Range: Central Africa, Southeast Asia, southern Mexico to Argentina ... gills are replaced by a single lung, the skin becomes thicker, the annuli develop, and sensory tentacles appear. At this point the newly developed adult returns to the land and goes ...
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Giant Squid
It measured 20 feet with its tentacles outstretched and weighed 60lb. Closeup photo of a Humboldt Squid. They have highly-developed sensory systems that provide them with rapid escape responses ...
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Exciting Cephalopods
Octopuses have 8 tentacles, squids and cuttlefish have 10 tentacles, and nautilus have 80-90 tentacles (McGraw Hill 1998, Wood 2001). With special pigment cells ... (University of Michigan 1996, Wood 2001). Cephalopods have a highly developed nervous system with sensory organs and the most complex brain of any invertebrate. Many species have highly developed ...
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scyphozoa jellyfish page
Feeding Carnivorous, jellyfish mostly eat plankton and larval fish. After stunning prey with their tentacles, jellyfish use their oral arms to bring the food to their mouth. Life Cycle Reproduction ...
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Phylum Brachiopoda
Two palleal statocytes with numerous vibrating statolithes. 5. Sensory setae on the mantle margins. I. Reproductive system 1. Dioecy, though some species of ... the lophophore. H. The settled larva develops only gradually adult traits, without metamorphosis. Its tentacles develops, and coelom extends into them. Ontogenic differences occur in the structure of the ...
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